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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-03
An Ordinance

Granting the Champion Electric LIGHT Com
many Of Springfield. ohio, the right 10 iiy
pipes through certain alleys and streets "i
SAID c. ~ for the conveyance OF OIL Tor power
and heat Ok purposes
SECTION J. Belt ordained By the city council
OF the civ nf Springfield. ohio, That the priv
ilege h. and is hereby granted To the cham
piun Electric Light "mp!uy To open the alley
runuiu. east ana west from Mari ct {" Center
streets in the rear Of the new plant ~ $d'i
Electric IightC ympany on " NashtugtoD street:
The ALLY r'nnlng south thart from Ia Jrn TsoH
street IA the rear oi ihr zen raj -"ginr house
and that Der / u ~ jefferson street lyingn0Cth
cavattpg and laying ia such alieys at salI
street from III. plaAt 81 said yUupAbN /" the
tracks OF said r=Ilroad - line Of iron pipes not
eNeetdir : eight inches IN diameter Tor iH-
purpose %! urNrviug nIl for heating and power
PURPOSES frnIA I'D ratirUad 10 the >latl"n "i
sard Llc triC Listt ompany.
-. = : Ich tN';! alton ara ltyliS ana tl
details - 'af-rer &c thereto shall hr u der tn
direction Of the engineer OF sad city. and S1li
alleys aIi street alter such DlPr - ldIi >ht'i
within liS" days be- pl. ed in - good Conil
tiun Ia every respect p the same were before
The. max. ing If any excavation therein 81 The
sole g, II uf the ,.,it EIertUr Light "mpanS
St, the city r-~rT.rs he right I" Tr'i inli =
such pIrr> ln b. removed At the rNP-uNr' "I
Stil EIrcfri. LNght Company on Ten uaN> M
ttce # Ih. IISs- thereof at any time rHdaI'&-I> :
the nl". AriIth "r PROPERTY Ui citlArhS "t N..''i
city.
So l. This nrtiuanv. shall taxi effect Lni
he in force from and after the uElr provided
by law l.r it, legal publication. and said E!rr
, tric Lirh, rvinuany shall pay the cost oI pub
LEGATION hereof
'"'''N EFT THOMAS.
/ Surv,Lrtp. city clerk l>2m
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-03
COUNCIL VS.. COMMISSION.
The Two Bodi.s Lock Horns on the Ia,
Levy Question.

The Two BOdi-s Lock Horns on the Ia.
Levy Question.
Council took another turn at the taN
commission question las. night \ commu-
picxt,on was received from County Auditor
Seryiss which is printed in full IN the reg
ular council proceedings. In effect he
stated that he would conform the
tax duplicate 10 the leN'eS sS
ordered by the commission and
would he compelled 10 ignore the levies a.
suggested hy council. This communication
caused some little debate. but was hnSIly
| filed away as council recognized the futil-
| ity OF combating the commission at that
| time. Ii is the general expression that
whenever council wished to bring INT"
litigation the question of the constitutions
ality of the taN commission. 1t could do "a
! without regard TO this action.
| Later on Mr. Dicus presented resolution
that the city solicitor be directed to have
j the full amount of the taxes levied by
council placed upon the duplicate. Thl'
was carried and there We are.
Ii is expected that mandamus proceed
ings will BIZ instituted by council asains
Auditor SerNiss.
As a matter of fact the only concession
made BY H.. commission in this new levy i
adding . quarter of mill more :" the hos
pital fund levy.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-03
AlS<iN READINESS.

~ on Thursda. and FRIDAY.
The grand reunion of the surviving mem
bers of the forty-feurth-Eishth. Seventy
fourth o. V. l.. Sixty-sixth q. V. l.. Thir-
ty-frst D. V. V. l., and the Tenth. Six
,eenth and Seventeenth Ohio Batteries J
takes place in this city on Thursday and
Friday of this week. and everything is in
readiness for the arrival of the old soldiers.
Camp Clark will be at the Fair grounds.
where many of the boys" will camp on
the tented held which is now
being prepared. A-the SronHds
thiA attsrnooa -fsfge number of men are
busy fixing up all the little details Tor Z
pleasant camp.
The speakers stand is in the rear OF the
dancing platform IN the fhade OF the pig
oaks that ill that part'0f fhe grounds. The
tents will be placed on theaorth side OF the
large speed ring. facing the Nsou'h. u, nne ie
grounds have been nicelytcieshed ana al Is
now ready for the camp. II
Mr. Ersstus NcIntire. OF company H.
,4th regiment, Is already on tne k'oun.'' s
he having made mistake oi .u.1 W. s,'
6s,s Tbe ladies of the Protestant Metho
dist church are busy at the dining teht Aho
,.iII serys . good meal to the hungry ones
yh.-vr.tter-prumises 10 b. hot yet VII
IA ma. u,sesan& with GOOD ssiH bseeLes.
Nnsic by the Big Six band. Ana gran.
n.r.de will take plpce at 10 O'Clock thuls
Id.y morning. The Champion City uuas'
have promised to form part OF the parade
In the evening the real, live campfire ls
-. 49,. .nd IN this the pubic are IN
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-03
TO RI INVESTIGATED.
The Conduct Of Police Offtcer Kennedy II
the Arrest OF Charlie. Tut

The Conduct Of Police Ontcer Kennedy IN
the Arrest OF Charles Tutt.
At the regular meeting of the city council
last night Mr.. Miller. of the Eighth ward.
presented resolution that the police com
mitte- investigate the conduct of Police
Officer kennedy. in the arrest OF Charles
Tut. colOred. and report 10 city council.
The resolution was adopted after some de
bate.
twill se remembered thrt lew weeks
ago Officer Kennedy arrested 'haS.
Tutt who is middle
aged culored man. There were
reasons to believe that not only did kenne-
DIV arrest Tut without sufficient ground.
but that he used an altogether indefensible
degree of violence and brutality toward
him. The charge against Tntt was disor-
derly conduct Mr.. Jack McCarty, of the
Gazette, investigated the case and became
satisfied that TUFTS arrest was unwarranta-
bic. He accordingly retained Hon. George
c. Rawlins at his own expense. The case
came to trial and Tut was dis
missed Mr.. McCarty went no
further into the case and took no steps to
investigate Kennedy's alleged brutality.
When the resolution was presented last
night, Mr.. Smith. Of the Second ward.
made an altogether unwarrantable asSer-
ton that Mr.. McCarty WAS p r~onaily inin-
/ al TO Kennedy. Macs" conduct in drop
ping the case after clearing his man dis
proves this. Mr. Smith is simply talking
| abGut something about which he IL in lgnor-
| ance. because he hasn't investigated the
case.
IL is altogether proper that Kennedy he
| rigidly investigated.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-03
LOCAL eREXITleS.


Ofticer Norton is confined 10 MS room oy
illness.
Mr.. Steven Corwin has re'hrhed ir"'''
Cincinnati.
The members Of the police force received
their pay today.
A large number of additional K. Of P.'s
wen, IN the csmp nj DAYTON this afternoon.
u,u c,... S,su,r. .,d p,ul A. Sta
Low have returned from their trip to the
,,sss
u;s.s. Isr. aud Mary Levi. arrived
,.-, .r.ni,v from their trim 10 psnr-
.vyvsni.
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,'o." , ".s UP ~
-. ,'.s n ,,. .;,y ,h,. morn-
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w BUSINESS -
M DeiAs |'"'s' i"'" y.
OF Iop~kA' hahsas' anu o'a ron, io"''n'
eth'" "'"n' Is 1" 'i' ''' "
unioh'
Mr.. Percy Craig. the well known eray"i
artist, left yesterday for California "hers
ne goes 70 prospeca iof su''Aoie piAoe ~
IlOcate.
Caroline Dempsey vas arrested las
Inisht on the charge Of disorderly con
Idnct She had 4 racket with q saiooI
Ileeper
| Officer Mcclure this morning took .Iacol
Hedges to the work house at Dayton
Hedges was given $40 and costs and thirt!
days in the work house for larceny.
The reou,sr meeting of the Springfield.
Iodge of EIks will be held tonight. Ever
msmbsr is reuuested 10 be present As busi
ness of importance will be transacted.
A, m. ,,ss,ing Of council last night tn
ra;,.,,s xr.,tipg tho Cb.mpiop E,ectri
Light company the right 10 lay oil pipes
: was passed. The ordinance is published i
, full elsew here and Is very interesting read
ling.
p. Mr.. L. ". Quinby. United States pensio
attorney, is stopping At the ST. James hote
where he will remain until Friday evening
All who want 10 file applications for origins
or Increase pensions would do we'll to ca
, IN him
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-03
The melancholy days have come.
The SaddeSt of the year.
When summer clothes are wearing out
And fall clothes aren't here"

SO sang the poet. Maybe
his pantaloons were about
played out. Alas he didn't
see that magnificent line OF
mems and young mems pants
we show at two dollars pair
fitting, tasty, we'll
made and neat as can be.
Then, too, there are better
ones. You can see. in our
three dollar line, pants ordi-
narily made to order at hve;
and in our four, i've and SIX
dollar ones. the incest goods
in the land. Don't say you
cant be fitted in ready
made" for you can be. Don t
say "ready-made pants have
nj any style to them. y for they
have. Don't say a word about
a thing you don't know all
about. but take a look at what
CAN be done.
Boys summer goods OF all
kinds at low enough figures.
We want to get rid Of all our
Spring weights, ior we have a
stock of Fall and Winter
weights coming that will
crowd our store to its utmost
capacity.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-03

Real Estate Transfers.

Joseph A. Baldwin tO Joseph Wren. 30
acres land in Pleasant township: Sl,650.
George F. Harris TO Michael Turnes,
| 15-lO0 acres land in Springfield township:
$500.
Hugh NJ. Mcdonald Ia Jacob kuhn, lot
in McIntire's addition: Ss5u.
+. f. McNally to Howard W. Miller. two
lost In Edwardsyille: S3i5.
j. E. and F.. b. Updegrove 10 Charles NJ.
Welsh. property of south Market street:
o.. S25.
Bridgee Hannahan ct al. To Michael Han
pahan. LOT on east Main street: $1,000.
Board OF education of German township
10 Jacob l.. Wagner. lot in fremont city:
sl55. ..
Washington Wilson to the trustees Of
Harmony township. sl1oo acres land in
Harmony township: s3".
Joseph +. I.effel to W. ). Baker, lot on
southern avenue: 500.
F.. G. Gwyn tn Rosa Driscol. lot on south
Factory street: 81. 400.
Enos II. Whitesel to Justin Pappert. lot
on I.ayonda avenue: Sl,36i.
George +. Harris to Catherine Fisher, lot
on College avenue: Sl.l0o.
John ". Yeazell 10 Caroline Mahar. -
and 1O-lOO acres land id Pleasant township
81. rs 80
John W. Yazell to Catharine Mahar.
forty eight acres land in Pleasant township
81. 3!51 81.
| John W. Yazell 10 Fannie J. Mahar,
twelve acres land in Pleasant township
s5.3 d.
! George Spence 10 Louisa Fetter, lot in
Spence's addition: ssh.
| Eli WilkeIson to John A. Fisher, LOT IL
Sjgler's addition: S215. y ..-
.. II. Evans to HonOra Murphy, property
on south Spring street: $500.
George Brain to Ellen l. Bushnell et al.
property in Brains first addition 81.
George Brain TO Ellen l.. Bushnell ct al,
lduit claim 10 lands in city: 81.
| Christian l.-we 10 Ellen l.. Bushneli e
ial.. land in city: S30l.41.
| l. Ward Frey, trustee, tn Il. F. PrlntI =
al, lot on north Market street: S2,S52.
| Matthew Baker 10 James ii. cookers, 10
in smith 4 Thnmas's addition: $500.
i Executors of John Ludlow To Christian
Iswe. land in IudlOw's addition: $3.50.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-03
gifts.

Why don't YOU make beautiful paintings,
gentle reader, or write 4 novel like Les
Niserables'' OF deathess poem ike
"Loksley Hall?" You auswei, Because
you were not born to do such thing you
haven't the gift" That is just the reason
why the ordinary physician does not sue
ceed in difficult and complicated cases-he
lacks the gift" Gifts alone will not sut-
flee, but when man has the ''gift'' and the
education. aS has DIR. Albert, the distin-
guished founder of the Cleveland Medical
Institute. he becomes what is called a gen
i,s, and can do things which other people
can't do. The most wonderful part of Dr.
AIber,'s power consists in his beng able
correctly TO diognose the disease. If YOU
are suffering. do not fail Ia consult him
when he is at the iasonda House, Spring
field on Friday, August 5th.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-03

Shopkeepers along Broadway below
Fourteenth street say that the surface
cars Oh that IAor0ughfare have taken
away many OF the familiar perSonases
who used Ia walk up town from their Of
fice~ 10 study the passing throng. \ Vet
eran sIorekeeper says that mol many years
ago lie could tell the time Of day by stand
ing outside and noticing the faces that
pa,-c,! linn Dozens Of men would not
vary more than i've minutes i'll months
in their daily walk. They scan the crowd
nowadays from the front platform Of the
broadway cars. New York sun.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-03
ENON.

/, =
Inc afouen' Vi '''S '''i'","'''. mas
greatly relieved by good rain SUNDAY
night and again Monday morning Scott
s,..,, of ysris q il home ON n visit To
+, 49,, ca,,r,a, =, NJ an,
MS li'o'"e' Las
Mrs. George wallace were driving Oh 'heN
way 10 visit friends near Byron. Hreen
county. o.. their horse became scared al Il
r.g r.you inmpi,v IN me sije and unset
,,.s ,,,.,, .hraui,, o,, IN. old ,oIrs
''i'S u.e ouNe'' ,"'' ~,
Mrs. Wallace being underneath She WAS
cut seriously about the head. requiring 1--we
stitches 10 sew up We cash. and was
,r,,,s.d .h,,, tho hodv so she is entirely
ST.,eu, ~ W.Iy.c. came ot m,ra fortr.
- IN - IT. 90 20, .,o,,, soon
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-03

4 curiosity in Mr.. Wakeiirld'S shs, is
u Dutch clrck. 200 years oii. which evil
IDENTIFY ha~ been part of much interesting
history II j. an ugly little block uf u
clock. seven ct eight inches >TUarr, that
is placed high enough on the wall To
allow lis weights 10 clear the iluOr. and
s wound mp by pulling Il long dangling
chain 1t is queer littlc w"r'icn and
lrass clock, rudely made. with an uuin-
,ere~tn: face, II looks more like n sleepy
Ounce of IL clock than a smart. reliable
lmcpiece. Nevertheless. It i n graduate
Of Buw,lou CullrGr. Il told time to the
students OF that institution fur many
vrar, Opening one ul the panels which
form the sides "f the old Dur,hmAm and
sus.lg on wire hinges, one s,r~ Ihr maCrip-
,iula. Edward Howe. Jr, Ho"dniu col
'c-c. lS.iN. below il are the names
Josiah Hove" and nr. sutherland,
I;uwdu.l. 1919 Lewiston journal
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-03
ATTENTION. VETERANS,

AlifNiioS' Nr'HhNN''
All veterans OF the army or navy o. the
union. formerly belonging to organizations
other than those who are 10 hold their re-
union at the Fair grounds on Thursday. de
string 10 participate in the parade and fes-
tiyities. are requested to report to the un-
dersigued or his assistant al the Arcade to
morrow at 1880 O'Clock O. m, for assign
ment Ia place in the provisional division.
K. l.. KmPATRICk,
Assistant Marshal
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-03
PASTE THIS IN YOUR MAJ.

Names Ut Preatdentiai Candidates. Y-ars
OF Their Campaigns and the Result.
Below is given a table showing the names
Of the candidates for the Office of president
Of the United States, the years in which
the elections were held and the result Of the
various campaigns. 1t is q valuable piece
Of information in convenient form and il
would be wise to cut II out and paste it in
your hat for future reference. 1t will b.
noticed that the names of the successful
candidates are in the left hand column,
while those of the candidates are In the
column on the right:
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-03
CLERK moRRILL's REPORT.

He Turns Five Hundred and Eleven Dol
lar. and seventy Cents Into the city
Trea.ury-state Cases.
Police Court Clerk A. c. Morrill, has
nearly completed his report for the month
OF July and 1t will be laid before council at
its meeting next Tuesday night. During
the month 30 cases were disposed of in
the police court, 245 VI which were city
cases and "a state cases. The receipts from
fines and costs were s5iG 20, of which
S34 20 were paid out in witness fees.
Clerk Morrill, will turn over 10 the cit,
treasurer S5ll.70, as prpceeds Of the cnurt
for the month. The thirty -four state case
were divided a. follows:
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-03

1t is funny" said City Clerk Shewa!ter
10 knot of reporters, just before council
last night. Ito read in all the resolutions
passed by council. the provision for mod
ern crossing For fourteen years past the
city hs' been building the very same kind
of crossings and 1t always calls them mod
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-03
lkWRSNCEVlLLt,

I.AwEEN,uVIIIE. Aug. /" The R"yd
Nine baud give a tr~iI, al Saturday evening.
Charles Rylnan has returned from his
uncle's in Iowa. 81. u. ii. Foreman visited
relatives in Darke county &C. Sunday the
thermometer registered IOI ia the shade
Henry Green i prospecting ia the west
for a location in which 10 ~rttle Harvest
communion services were held sunday al
Jerusalem church Mr.. Andrew Min
nch IL still an TIE sick list. The prrsi-
ident ~ the Knights Of the Golden twrir
club of this during the var wants /" lpIn
the G.. A. K. His probation will br Longer
than Jacobs Flowing for the next
wheat crop has commenced.
J. NJ. allison moved to the CohleniL farm.
near the ely. Monday .. SIlsS Baker Is
expected h.'ilr from Denver, Col. this
week with the remains of his son. the late
Or. j. f. Baker, II they can ht mo. r't
The doctor had gone thrre few weeks
ago for his health and wa> supposed to be-
improving. when the news al ul~ death anu
burial came all at once &c. Thl~ vicinity J.
afflicted with teIualc tramp. viii" makes
herself Al hons anywhere she goes.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-03

SicL Henddci,s. Thousands who have
suffered intensely with sick headache say
that Hoods Sarsaparilla has completely
cured them. One gentleman thus relieved,
writes: Hoods Sarsaparilla is worth it.
weight in gold" Sold by all druggists,
100 doses 81.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-03
syrup of fIg~,


Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Co. San Francisco. Cal. l. natures
only true laxative. This Pheasant Cali
foruia liquid fruit remedy may be had al
Dr. CaSpers drug store. 5Oc. and : bottles.
Ii is the most pleasant, prompt and effect
i've remedy known TO cleans" the system; 10
act on the liver, kidneys, and bowels gent
ly yet thoroughly; 70 dtspel headaches.
colds, and feyerS and to cure constipation.
:n.Iiyrsiinn and Kindred Ills.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-03
Attention, Mitchell Post.

All members Of Mitchell post, No. A..
G. "A. R., are directed to meet At the post
headquarters tomorrow Thursday morn
ing st II O'Clock in uniform. to take part in
the reunion parade. By order of
JAMES +. STEWART,
W. l.. LAFFERTI, Commander.
AdiutAnt
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-03

NoTICE is herrbygtsru that thr undersigned
y has been duiy appointed and qualified as
assignee ut Thomas !. Arth'r All claims due
said Thomas l. Arthur should be paid Ia the
undersigned. All persons holding claims
Az tnSt said Thomas L. Arthur should present.
the same. duly verified. within the time pr
,ided bv law ALBERT ' NJ lNkIl,
i-pr A,sigUr,uf I. l.. arthur.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-03
II You Want

to save money on your shoe bills. do not
fail to call on Stsrkey Il SeOwden. the Ar
cade shoe dealer. They will save you from
IS 10 20 cents on every pair you buy.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-03
.FFFRTN,
Adjutant.

The excursion tickets to Niagara on the
excursion August 9Th, via the !. h. X W.
will be- good returning until August 10.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-03
There's one House

in Springfield that does not have to resort
To two or thrr cheap sales season {" get
rid Of their goods. The Arcade boot amt
shoe house put price "n their b""t~ ana
shoes that they go IN the season.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-03

Ur hu i"r New York managers Lester
WalluCk i, The only one who was born
in the DIR. matte profession and brought
up in the expectation Of following man
sgeriJl career.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-03
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.

Report for the Month of
July with a Summary Of the Years
Work.
Following is the report for july of II.
II. Cunback, superintendent of the Associ-
ated Charities. together with summary Of
the work of the year closing August ist:
Number of grants issued during the month 80
Amount of grants issued during the
While the number of grants issued in
July Is nearly one-fourth greater than dur
ing the proceeding month, yet the sum ex-
pended is somewhat less.
Until quite recently no applications for
work have been made during the year. All
who desired il could obtain employment.
hence the work this wear has been chiefly
in behalf OF the affi 'cted, and the widows
having children dependent upon them.
Total number OF grants issued to Au-
gust ..........-........ 80. l.G&
Total number of loans issued to August L.. S.
Total number Of families assisted to Au-
Total amount Of grants to August L. s2-,6 2.
Total amount of loans 20 August L. l1i =
Average expenditure per family........- "
II. II. CUMBACH,
Superintendent.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-03
Notice..

A set Of teeth from = up. EowIan' .
dentist, : y. Market street, over Iruiy'>-
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-03

Every reader OF these advertisements means TO try
Ivory Soap. but neelects buy 30 we suggest
you telephone your grocer 0o'' to send you cake One
cake will do with
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-03
A WORD OF WARNING.

A WORD OF WARNING
There many white each represented TO be good the
lack peculiar and remarkable qualities
Of genuine Ask for ivory Soap and insist getting it,
1856 Proctor 4 Gamble
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-03
FOR RENT.

NOR RENJ-GoOd house of rooms. with bath
il room good water. two cisterns. pleAsAntly
located ample grounds, can be had August lsL
Appiy 10 Mn. H. Grant. No. Is x. High. E'i
NOR RENT-House-ors North ana rum
f.,.as,x. seven roomS: water and gas In
house: rent SIS Call at l35 north Plum stfeet.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-03
FoRSAlE

NOR SALE-A new frame house OF twelve
rooms built for two families; good cellar;
large lot; fnsly situated: will sell cheap; want
mooev Ipuuire al this office. lszAu
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-03
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TOLOAN-In large OF small amounts.
mi on long or short time. Inquire oil Z. d.
Ei.seIl- Room Commercial block. Limestone
St. Springfield. q. % rr-. -"
MONEY TO L0AN-In sums OF $co 70 S.M.'
MI on three TO Eve years time, on nfst mort
gage or approved commerciat paper. Teoke
ri 1Colss room No. 1. LAgonda bank oui'hin0.
xcsx.SMn ks. H0Usf. n. o.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-03

nor sALE-A nne cabinet grand piano. Lor
i half price, as parties are soon 70 io1Ss VIC
city and must sell. Inquire st VIM. 4. Feys;
Cooper avenue. I,o~
IsOR SALE-Sewing machine; new; beautiful.
n Iy fnished; fye drawers. For less than halI
II cost. Call at ls5 south Center street. lSzIi
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-03

nor SALE-To a good. honest young man
Il only, one half interest In very nice ana
profitable business. Cash capital re9ait.sSa' ~
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